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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

Black Hawks Watch tower held a
great many people on its lofty summit
last evening, they having been attracted
there by the melodious music of the
Great Western band of Davenport, which
gave its third subscription concert The
programme was an excellent one and ad
mirably executed, the band responding
to several encores.
Strasser's Second Regiment band will
give its third concert at Schuetzen park
across the river on Thursday, Aug. IA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

PHILADELPHIA, July ga national
trades assembly of painters, grainers, dec
orators, and paper-hangers was formed in
this city Thursday. Delegates representing
organizations in seventeen different states
were present and charter, desi grating the
assembly as No 2l0, was received.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

NEW BRUNSWICK, July "A fight over a
game of cards occurred Wedn esday night
among gang of Italians working on the
Pennsylvania road at Plaiusboro Sever
Italians were terribly cut up and it is feared
that four will die
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

The poor We have always with us.
Poormaster Eugel furnished relief to in
digent persons for the month Ms follows
Subsistence, 1921 IS; fuel, $3.50
clothing S24 90; total. $26935.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

The hose race has been decided at last
in favor Of the HoIlys. The judges held
meeting last night and decided in then
favor. The money WAS turned over tC
the victors today.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

COLUMBIA, S. C., July 29.-Charlie, the 10
years old son of C T Harrell, of Darlington
county, was playing in his fathers yard
Thursday with coIored boy. when they
were struck by lightning and both instantly
killed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. July 2a
Following were the quotations on the board Of
trade to-day Wheat-No , July. opened 69c
nominal, closed 6s1sc nominal; August opened
Soc. closed 69I6c; September, opened and
closed ,U7Ec Corn-No, July, opened 87a4c
nominal. closed 3SIsc nominal; August, opened
s75Ac, closed 2s14c bid; September, opened
Ss5bc, closed a9c asked Oats-No 2 July opened
2I9sc nominal closed 2434c nominal August.
opened 849sc, closed 24s4c; September, opened
2Jjsc. closed 253sc bid. Pork-Year, opened
and closed Sill % nominal; January, opened and
closed S1i1O nominal Lard-July, opened
80 10 asked nominal closed s6.571e nominal
Live Stock-1he quotations at the Union stock
yards ranged as follows; Hogs-Narket opened
active and strong aud prices a shade higher;
light grades, 81. l565.40; rough packing, s505a
$40; heavy packn; and shipping lots 500
40 Cattle-Eatives steady; beeves SI356t
46D. cows. 81 ,5fg300; stOckers, $1,000 10;
Texans, IOc lower, s2OJ0.3lG Sheep Market
weak, l0G615 lower; common S!.50D3.20 good,
3GoIo1 10; lambs S1.O06o3.50 per head.
Produce: Butter Fancy Elciu creamery 1870
2oc per Id; choice to fancy dairy, l366f5c; fresh
packing, 1nisdilc Eggs Strictly fresh, 121a1
l3c per doA Poultry Hens, l1@i0se per Id;
roosters &c; spring chickens, lif1l6c. Potatoes
New, Sl.j0G2.G1 per Dbl Berries Red rasp
berries. 81 01cl.25 per a4-pt case; b!Ickberriss
sl.404SIt0 per LOOT case.
New York.
NEW York, July rs.
Wheet-Quiet; No. 1 red state, nominal,
No ? red winter August 791Sc; do September
elAc Corn-Quiet; No. 2 mixed cash, l59sc: dc
August, 45c: do September i511c.. Oats Quiet
No ! white state os1a@39c; No do. 37ss@
3sc; No. mixed august, SGp4c. Rye-Dull and
unchanged. Barley Nominal Pork Dull; old
| mess. 5l5.250l51J Lard-s6 50, August; Sc 49,
September.
Cattle-A few sales at yesterdays fl cures; trad
| ing nearly nominal dressed beef trihe frmer;
native sides 6G5714c; Texas do, 51aG36c. To-day's
| cable from Liverpool quotes American refriger
ator beef little frmer, al4c 2 n. Sheep-Slow
trade at barely former prices; poor to good sheep
| S3.69l89e5.0o . 100 Ms; poor to prime lambs
s. 00@sm Hogs Dull for live hogs s.. 50a
80
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

McCabe Bros. are invoicing their i'm
mense stock of goods. 1t will take them
two weeks OF longer to complete tn e
work
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

27-Chris. G. Macon to Rock Island
County Brush Electric Light company
lot 2. block l, cid town, Rock Island
S120.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29
EXECuTRIx's NOTICE.


Estate.pf James z Mott Deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed Ex
ecutrix Of the last will and Testament Of Jane,
z. Mott. late Of the county OF Rock Island
state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she will appear before the county court OF
Rock Island county, at the office of the clerk
Of said court in the city OF Rock Island, at the
october term, on the First Monday in October
next. at which time all persons having claim,
against said estate notified and requested L
ate nd for the purpose of having the same adj ust
ed. All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment to the uu
dersigned.
Dated this 18th day of July. A D., 1887
ILLS l. MOTT, Execntrix
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29
Advertised List of Letters, No. O.

List Of letters unCalled for at the PostofiCe y
Rock Island, Rock Island county. Illinois, july
%, 1887
Beecher Fl Miller Chas
Bissell thas II Moffat Edward
CoDahan NJ OLaugblin John
Fitzpatrick Miss Jennie Potion Mancil
Hill Frank robertson Capt Jos
Henery Ryan Mrs
Hooper Robert Speman VIM
kimball Henry Schroeder Miss Lena
Latternur W Taylor Geo D
Lake Mrs Wsllcott II
Lutrario Giovanni Wiglen Thos
Marthen kittie White j
Williams
FOREIGN LIST
Olson Ebeonora C
Give the number of the list when calling 70
advertised letters. C.. W. HAYES, p. NJ.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29
New York.
ROCK BLAND.

Uate-New 26c Old SOC.
Hay-Timslny-s12. UOGSl400
Wild-SS0S12. co.
Rye-45c.
Corn--40c.
Potatoes-60c
Cosl-Soft lie hard % o.,
Cord Wood Oak, $500; Hickory, s.
Straw-S6.O0: baled 81 90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

A TI,'its - sFT.AfF S1.i,-,,1r u Lh.ncery an
IL Notary Ia'd,, tts=-raci< isnau- ant Coec
tiGns otiice Brfs - Rock. ID avenue. avf
Baker, ErygPlrv -,rr- naV-2ft-,iIv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29
County Buildings.

LICENSED TO WE'D.
27~Henry Irwin, Miss Mary E. Had
dick. Gable.
2S-LemmeI NJ Salisbury, Omaha,
Neb., Miss Lizzie NJ Southland, Rock
Island
29-Hepry Soernson and Miss Lottie
Kirchoff, Davenport,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29
BUSINESS CARDS.
PLEASANTS & HURST,

A TToRNElS AND COUNSELLoRS AT Law
Il Office in Masonic Temple block, over Rock lie
,snd National Ban X. RockI Stand III.
sep'-H9 dwtf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-29

Distress after eating. heartburn, sick
| headache and indigestion are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparila. 1t also creates a
good appetite
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

HEATmx. FRIDAY. Hov. IS
Ameag ne aAipnsuss today were twuniy
tisIsss q lnEa - Postl.nd And several con-
asnments % groceries u NoFth FakimA and
Rlsvna
No eres ssrs recsissa ts1ay frsm any
soarse ssssps. psrhApa. few dcnena fFena
Ehs 81 ghberiaa farmeFn. &s M
Tksarssians aasfpaiy 4 noticed b iks natf
shan5sse msrksi. but that market esnass sosa.
pars with ths soon fhst has Developed II he
lunbeF nattst. Thsp ss.ns dslzanafsf ium-
bsg haa never been sqasiled 10 ths history q
ssassle
PRODUCE RECEIPTS -Dming sha past "A
hours ne prodnca rocefeed b Seattle tnclnded
~ ieiiowingI 2 packages butter, - sack.
p1tatoea, 10 tons hay, crates eabhaEs, q
/ pseknGaa frait, 3 bu1dles hides, coop chict.
eas. 5 ceoDs turkeys. > h0ga. and calves,
TheFe wsre also received carloads Of general
msssaansiss oysr tse Puget souaa shors Line.
general ffsights we're sani from seattle a. fol.
lowg Q &P RR - tsnss 8 s Line q
toas, . L 4 + ~ 10 t0nA eiekme4s-Au-
Eusts 2 tons IDAHO II tons, Washingion 3
tosa Hsiea ! toBt, Niehigsa I Ton, Edilh
tons. caleaae g tons, Josephine 5 sons, "
hanSes 8 Z tons ana Gee Y klde. g toas.
HoP8-No receipts, No shipments, No change
ID Tie markst n shart - th0se interested
pat Il, ''tha hop nlarhet 3 no good.
oATH-No receipts todnF, The maKket 4
seemingly nn1teady a tie high prices pre-
Willing Buyers are Visiting for the expscssd
bresk 10 the mafket and The growers say that
thsy ear aa0Fd 70 wit - vel a. the bayeFA
/ Ia thai way 10 huafaes 3 done. Retail Prise
here d d ~ per GENITAL, and the prize TO the
aFpWaF = Az maf fua on kha datn
k9GS- No roceipas today. Market arm
Pricrs unchaaend a from 80 10 50 cents per
aoGeu.
APPEks--keceipts today y boxes Retail
prices rangs frum % cents 70 81 - per box, 40.
eotdlng 10 qualify.
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IA mcntneeHz slaF 81 8MffgAs Enn1Ens d
Hnme1y 80 e9z2 ~ r1e1mak1zaa ~ -
E1ns4 E.11na4. kaG ne41E ~ Z NlNs eaNeF1e-
n1Sa EIzl T1lIsE 60 III 49, nEenzA ~
ean.I1 nnaulzf1Ea ln1 arhnzs sezllE1lT
a1s1A - - Fanzrzsa R11En1n zz1f -
MEiiHl b rzn11zHz14 elENqu ~ MAsllaeEE
rs 6arainMnM g. mhsm Mr. Martha zafHga,
nna - whom Ae Il An&ah4a1 So &ha n4wiee -
wstek - onss ~ ena5 rtlnf fsen yzar8 e
aslssrinG , ~ KlRe ~ mnnT Ta4zz th4 poE-
- nl9ns sirfk < - tazs.nps hF1Ses .
ganzsaH. Ma AFF1 =, lsSg-
Iae 8Hitt AVeci4e coup9ay, Allaasa. Ca
aenzfemen have hNan an iaEala paEz11n-
e. ans 20 TeaFs. hnTinR can1faEsh1 p1lnn&Eys
tna eaa&T diseases u the Nexicsn var mi nnt
III Ne 10 d M4feA. fzs3. di1 ] EEL en- sf9ll
SsnlF stEirt1n silh fhat alssoEs 4 bgtA hape
znd a1klza For twenty 6a14 ! Weiaed o.
crn.ehea. Tsen 10 pain ws1 ifss sseiezt. hi
4 ahIftsa 1rum tcanf = t1lnl. EnE useks
wsnld b tetnIly 61aahsaa. either % o. elce
81 my body q 10 okhsF. Kh= pain neEex Aeff
manlhs-thaf = frsm alarck I. l6z5. whEa
80 1Est atsaeked % outOb1r i isseI Nhsn
Vas cared. DzElaE fAese elfNtn feal8 g 81
eaes sa9eing 1 trla1 tanznarAtle plesc<ip.
sions llom Ealicus Physicians, a1t It'd SFsxT
thing ssgsnll1d b Eziesds, bat II eve ~
Ee4FN3 80 Nt1HE ANA1E4A LIVE ~ AAA-+-t-%--%
sakon laleruAliy ~ exsaxnaliy. no as aware
of Il. FinAiiy. ahsuf TIE isfpf SeptembeE, 4
nads Arrznlements 10 e. . The Hot Springs
e ArkansaE b4slnE eeapalre& a. ever ether
resnady. Nhan aeetdautally met - Cd -
quainiance. NJ. EinG. noS q tie lawrence
Heuss e this city. BE had ones been Greei
szEIezer from fheun4t lxns, ana ~ sappcsed.
haa been euRna b. visii % Hot 1pEln&a- Bei
whan mat him be knld M that bis visit %
u Hot SPRINGS was 10 Va1n--hs found &c 70
LEI. On his Fekurn ffum Hot SpElags he hsaId
far fke ART line. Of he 3 8 ). - remedy
for rbamaaiHrn- Re tTied 4 and ok bottties
made ! compiets care. several ysars haye
pAasea sioee, bar be las hnd 10 return ct he
6lasAae.
immeatztsiy resurnsd 10 ~ q. y sep
tsmber took four bodies, and bx The ist q
oskobeR wnz Nell--3a far 90 the Eheumeklsm
wns eoncerna5 All pain had disappeared. and
I n4YE H0F TELx fWIEGE oR n smcE
1 hsva no lnfsrest IN l1sking this statenert
other than The hope that Il mag direcf some
other sunereF 70 sure source q relief ana 4
| il has this result an veil Fownrdea for my
| tronhle. am very respectfully and truly
gear friend, J. a. y. MAMxAa-
For sale b. AL druggists. Treatise % Blood
ard SKIN Diseases mailed frea.
TRN SWIFT SrnoERz0 Co,
s27tufhssdkg Drawer q Atlanta. Ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19
nsr raE Right rAPKE.


A sEArTLR womAx RAs An pTunvrEW
WIZ 4 TAcaNA JUSTICE
Il don1 kuew uhsihsr an ia the
slaht plaaa og nat. /" said rathsF a pretty
eoupe vumAn. evidently taboEsne M
der peFyuaa exellameni. as she etteFea
shs cEiaea 81 Police gassice Sentes late
yesterday afseEnoon.
docs NE iaaRs live hersr she
asked.
Il live here. sad ana = isslics."
saWell. 60 YEA remember nsrHyirc a
esapls ovsr IA she halziesd hauss Ian
1nnefn eaked the woman. excsteify
wAihinR 90 30 the tadRe'a iatla an3
pallinR % oca e her aittenG
II FamegeeF tie eirs0asianse, bai
nee the nanseah
eva the maa's came Harry TEausp.
ssnfs guessing her fafehead 10 keep her
ssemhling hsHEs "a SHAPE.
that waR IL
aAna he waxnAn's CaFgis ]. Lows -
rniitna "a bsR caktF uittea with To-
ereanlne excitement.
eTsa, 1 fsUeuhxr GOV, L va
sWeii. lee me SHOW yea = Enislaks
that WAa nade,H she exclaimed and
dsew ffom bes tFSn paesnt 4 papxr
watch she sFemhiineiy unfoiaea and
cashs4 unaeF tas latgs's vaaasriug
eeea. ID waa Z marriage ticenass
eYoa save IS that faf she cektleeate,"
ia raid. = kbea that a Waa nos flkai
s-hen You gave e - ne aad ] tasdI
Hasrr =, and mads him ecnsa a. here
aEaln q go ahsna Il hul b. asi1si vas
N ranhA 1 ted aim "a ksake6 LAS &
80 q lsb Is No. 4 ahowea samas pscRas
shat 3oan huma gwe Ave a seallis
I'D ths4 ianaAsd - Eae. askea ttxn
Nhst lhsg ucfs hueAina a. and stss
sssd Il uaa he ncense Aad nei csFtfn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19
Notice of Seizure.

tTTNIfED STATES or AMERICA.
" Territory Of Washington. Third JE.
aicial District-as.
In the District Court, holding terms at
/ Seattle.
NO 55ps-The United States Of Auerfoa
/ va One hundred and ten tins, containing
| hffy.fl Eve pounds Of preptred opium
Whereas. VIM. II. White, Uolted States
Attorney for Washington Territory. hea
dlad an Information In the above entitled
| District Court alleging IN substance a.
ioilows; That 81 time past 70 wit;
the Collection District Of Puget Sound,
fo-wit: on board ths steamboat Gee. ri
starr at tho wharf a. Port ToWuaeed In
Jefferson county. Washington Terrlfory,
Quincy A. Brooks. Collector OF Customs
FOR said district. did seize ard now has n
his custody At the Custom House Of said
district at Port Townsend Aforesaid, as
being forfeited % the United Statos for
violation Of Section s62 OF the Revised
Statutes Of the United States. certain
godds. wares and merchandise. to-wfs
enc hundred and ten tins. containing az.
ty-fire pounds OF prepared opium for
thar at time pass, to-wit % The 9Th day
Of Anggst, A. ID. lss5, said goods. wares
and merchandise horetn before enunreraf-
Cd and described being % foreign growth
and manufacture and subject 70 tbs my.
ment e duties upon being Imported and
some person or persons unknown clan.
destinely, unlawfuily. rFauauientiy ana |
knowingly Brought into the United Ssafca
from some foreign port or pace. to-wif |
frcm the ProviRce Of British Colsnlbin, |
In the Dominion o. Canada. with the In /
tent than and there on the part of such /
irnporter or inporfers % defraua ne I
Unfsed States Of the duties thereon.
the duties thereon not having korn Il
paid or accounted nor or secured 10 4
5e paid 70 the listed STATES. and rot
since hAving. been paid az accounted
STATES. the said goedA wares and user-
ehAndise being then and thsre Of the
Fhlus o. i've hundred and dity d0llaFs,
and uFaying for q moaition and other Il
proper process 20 the end that said goods.
etc. may Be decgesd 10 be and remaln
f0rSslted accordAn9iy.
And Whersaa On reading and fling TIE
said informztioE, tbe Court made the fcl.
lu8ina order thereon. 70 Wit.
Eha nifad Sfates 81 AnIerica "a fine
hundred AID ten tins containing mrs -slee
poaads Of prepared opium
Let this cause he 81 down for hRaraaR
Ia OXEN coult On Friday. tho 2ssh dAY a
Z thu Gag. ~ whseh time all persons
hsvtng Or claiming any interest 10 eaid
gocEs, wares ard meFchandise nntlFt sp-
paar and uase their allegations In tAst
bghalf or their cefault viii Be eatered
And iet n0tice Ne given n the usaai faFln
b pal iicAriun thereof u the DAILY PuaT.
Damd November ID
lSSz.
Now, therefore, al persons having or
staining any interest n said eoo6a wares
Nd merchandise ase notinc4 70 b and
lrpeAx IN opeH court - the time epccs Ted
y sad or9ar and make their alleGAtfuus
n thai hehaif or thsir defanit via b. en-.
,sred and the prAyer Il sid infaa nzkflan
grAnaed.
-. Wtfneas fhe Hen. Riehard A.
So. lanea, Indzs e sad Dsszrict4
s1A@~ CouEi ard tie seal q sid cguri
-. a6lxFd us - aAy q NeEazstsr.
Is IL w.kLkDeERwooD. oak
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

cHp1stn Nnrsa 4 ~ so Wallsn y.
NneSF csEe Pellis e - Ehie speEtan.
md l1r1414 M1z1Ee1 e - EAl4 t11lln1.
uEs1 ta1I14F e o. r4pcE1p1 8aze12s - -
~ 11ezz nfs1teN unIIe ereeEzE - -
El1nfp ia nag ftoz aa&rcec 4he -.
paEi tant " aaAna Eanns4 the irpnkles -
anr1fnE tA&s c4Min MNa1ese n 80 h1Elnk
NI1thesns has eEaH a4teEssf41 me4ieF tWentf
gear. nsd ks veaI1 "a aiis~ ~ 40 % -
ags1l1n1sd.
Tks foIlsasns e1ansss wsas ssp1sisd Iroa
ena FEzncs1o e. Th1rNl47. - luzls1r ftqll
lhs Scan1 = Kahulzl. tAEt VII 3 O.. rel
n1ar<Asudise % sFfneys R<lllE8 sip 0aleAc.e.
iFsu. 23aS ton1. EsE uhea1. 70 Gerk. y. =.
tsom Fogf1snA. an1faA ship clty q BsnAfan.
is1H 1874 tans, 6 60
ne Nesnlsap George v klaer slid ior san
A. FsAsasoe. Nos. 1a-skErl Fsl-sliE
Harian4 Nau1Imo, sip Baas tAck1t Se1tlie.
Csarea- Bsrk GenafI FalfrelI1s A1n4lmo.
Saiis1--s1ezmef Asxieo. sea1lles stn&M1'
WlllMmeste. seattle.
PoHs HLAMnEmx, Nov. lz.-sAiisd - Str4rn
baxkantiEe fsnee d Hreem61.
Tarooaz. Enr. 1os-fne Eriti4h 8teameI
AtJaulni8 paazaf a and ship 80 togo1 O.
b ne tag f11fofs a. "a n
bsrksaa4s So tovsd on y he Is no
Eul 4 l1-sa 4 n.
Fair. arssA sans Wind.
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nse s. a. fdIda1 sesa scar nanss
t1f - ! tit8Ie tn t4s fEF allIrs 4e4 b
esN tss& nn & m8saAeae fss
j ~ - e1. KhBa 40 4 h&N l4B
ar11 aEns1 ny hens - eiH1s Zen 1zs9
tlga ie - liz1t1 s. oazr rg9E 1At1 nstf-
fi4as g nny sir1e. sd - i1A 0sf1E-
aafeaa - cerns 80 and - abggs IS ~
neIf ed 1aa't psar11s y - bask 81
Gli 80 tlzo3 i b al ssaNt. H4fHss -
Aaehan beeps ia Cess polilaE MlAoc1
- 34atle. He aeGs nst kDow te4s Z
eaes1 ~ hegcs Tbs B emiF 10 sacoao
lsrna N1s Il Taeeasa ana ] et ~ g11s
ss4t sozld Hnd ffa rzse 14Fs t4sf
Helks8 80 fruln ne
Al hts Us stid ln narit ekeitensnl,
ta4 1Hs1R 50 a. - epe4Esfs D9l1a
sore of her Nrpnnd. erew nlvre ces1-
pHan8 Sndae Sntex SD ihxe waa
sFf6euzi4 m1tsaz ana b rlert ~ =
fhs pznbase f1dgsss a1as % 8sif ne
eesFFaaEs lad b1sn EseoEded, nnd 9eaaa
|tbzt Il had rel. He assure1 Afs.
1bumps1n tat Is ua9 81 riailt, howsesE,
ard that be weuid So thza Il Bas hxec
% sad thai she "a her Certificate.
with thEa a1Snfenoe ate de5eflniue9 -
rstnfn bono izss highs.
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WnrrPLs BAEnAcKs. A. T., Nov. b.
Exciiemsnf Waa created today when the
grand Jury found an Indictment Sgainsi
"a. Log. saDsFinlsn6ant Of the Pres
COTS and Ariz5na Central Raiiroad, for
bnrRlary Ia TIE hrsi degrees for stealing
aharyel OF appies consiRnsd 70 q mer-
chant here. The barrel hsad with the
oonaienee's ZANE ca was found ct his
boarding h0uss where be sent The zp-
ples. Tue merchants frequently COM
nIa1ned Of losing articles % merckap-
disc Ia tkensit oBeF the branch from
ne Atlen1is hnd Pacids. Oscar Van
deFbils general PASSENGER agents Of abe
aans rad was also before the grand
fury charged vita the sans cffeDse.
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Par.ons Resk.

OmcAa0, Nov, Is. = The advances
ahsets Of Anarchist Parsons book, IN
titled AAnaFchiam, its Philosophy and
Scientific Basis,p written In prison pre-
vi0ns 70 bis execution Tor being an
accessory 70 the HaymsFkat massacre,
were iasusd hare this eyeaiDe. The tone
81 he vefk Is indicated b. the auls0r's
declaration almost ct the very outset
that The constitution Of the United
States was q oompromise, she basis Of
which Waa the question what matters
Il whether sou give food and clothes q
q slave direct or whether you give him
enough In wages to purchase the samer
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NnrIffR-

Having noticed IN the Posz- IErRLII.
aKNcER "a advertisement Of genuine
Davis D0ngencss butter,n would in
form consumers thai the article whioh
years in Seattle, vas first sold hg q. p.
Stone, then for q while By Haley 4
Wright. bot for the past three EioatAs
has beEn handled only and exclusively
By Charles Lsuoh, who il solo seans for
my batter. HALL DAVIS.
seattle. Nov 10, 1881. nol5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

Charles Niles eas arrested lass ni9ht
and piased under bonds for hearing
aexs Ihuseday before Jadgs SsufeF, 90
q ah4knB Of assault ard battsFy pFefeErsd
b. MoiIle Miller. The psc8scutFi1 Was
formsfly the wife 81 Miller. bet they
neFs divorced asmsffmo $50. s.ne4
thaa ibey hare renaited sid have ben
living t0Rzsh1F. she aiIeEe1 l6at be a.
s9altsd and drove hsk ont Of the house,
that ate II ID q delicate coalition. ard
haa been 0unpeIisd tgRo ID the hospital
He denies 80 fespoEsinil itsf au6 gfntn Of
The ohafas q ne assault.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

Mrs.Winsl0u'A soothiea syrup. for children
tssthing, Is the prescription Of one Of the best
female nurses and physicians IN the United
States. and has been used for forty years with
aeFsE falling success b. millions Of mothers
iasthinR It's yalne ia incAlcalahie. Il relieves
tho clald from pAia, cures dysentery and diar.
rh0n, gripping d the bowels knd wind collie.
81 giving health % the child It rests the
mother. Price CSC. bottle. kplsdwly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

The CENrEAfERT" is the most POP
ulaR hid. glove 10 AmeFica, $1.46 for I'VE
buttons. $l.90 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price OF any other
standard maker, and fOS ft and dura-
bility are unexcelled. The above are re-
sail prices this glove Is not sold al Whole
aalel al SOHWABAOHER BROS. de12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

LAKsHxG, Mich, Nov. 18.--The morn
ina session Of the National Grange was
devoted 10 routine work. A letter was
read urging action 20 sesure Fedaeed
rates on seeds and plants. 10 reissue
fractional currency and 10 abolish the
postal notes aud issue money orders Of
ave dollars or less for three esnts.
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M0NEY TOIOAN

On chattei mortgage, good collateral
or personal security, notes. mortgages,
scrip, bonds. time checks. ETC., bought.
O0aEFToN, MELLKn 4 Go.
OfIioe With Judge smith, James street,
opposite the Occidental. aus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

87Se. Just received 500 pieces OF new
Ail-W0oi French dress Rcods, bought
from French importer, to run less than
price size cash, Rt Chester CieAry's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

oHEsss. Nes. 8--czftie-1scsFiA 9ea
tsHes = tseis 81 stzrksrs frc1eas sasaa 81
ttxas eakGls = ass4 =. western HNns.Es s. =
- g.
a1aN - kees1gas. SlaEa Neaay. waiRek
81 q - 81 AeaNy q &C.. i,ett 81 t.sRA q.
4 =. sssssra fABs - fssazs tasss Il
aSruru. - -.
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Your orders will be called for, give US
trial. q q. SrARrUP 4 Co., grocer
Third an Spring. sel4
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Accent bleaehad, heavy table lineGs
all pure IiEen. Chester Cleary.
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Our great austion purchase OF velynts
on sale Monday morning. Oaly one
third OF their reaalsF price. TokIas a
sinRefman. nol3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

Cssh vs. credit. 9. g. srAKrUP 4 Co.,
RrooeEs Third and Spring. eel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

Elegant assortment Of ladies' fancy
jersey vssts. silk aud wsol mixed
only el7o each. ToKLks 4 SrsgHsNkE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

&5{a. A 10. Of heavy snd hra al
pure wosl French dress g5eds. 500 pisces
and 6ftY styles 70 select from, baoght
unaex value, 81 Cnestcr Usary's.